Exploring Water Sources

What is a river? Can you name one?

• Nile River

• Yangtze River

• Mississippi River

• Amazon River

What is the difference between a lake and a pond?

• A lake is larger and deeper than a pond.

• A lake is smaller and shallower than a pond.

• A lake is always man-made while a pond is natural.

• A lake is a type of pond.

What do we call the large bodies of saltwater?

• Lakes

• Rivers

• Ponds

• Oceans

Can you name a famous ocean?

• Indian Bay

• Pacific Ocean

• Atlantic Sea

• Arctic Lake

What is groundwater? How do we access it?

• Groundwater is water found in the atmosphere, accessed through rain collection.

• Groundwater is surface water stored in lakes, accessed by pumps.

• Groundwater is water stored underground, accessed through wells or boreholes.

• Groundwater is ocean water, accessed through desalination plants.

What is rainwater harvesting? Why is it important?

• It is a method of generating electricity from rain.

• Rainwater harvesting is the collection and storage of rainwater for reuse, and it is important for water conservation, reducing flooding, and providing a sustainable water source.

• Rainwater harvesting is only used in urban areas for landscaping.

• Rainwater harvesting is the process of filtering ocean water for drinking.

How do rivers and streams help the environment?

• Rivers and streams have no impact on local wildlife.

• They primarily serve as transportation routes for vehicles.

• Rivers and streams cause droughts and water scarcity.

• Rivers and streams support biodiversity, improve water quality, aid in nutrient cycling, and help regulate floods.

What animals can you find in lakes and ponds?

• Desert animals and ocean fish

• Fish, amphibians, birds, and invertebrates.

• Mammals, reptiles, and insects

• Farm animals and wild cats

Why are oceans important for our planet?

• Oceans are mainly important for recreational activities.

• Oceans have no impact on weather patterns.

• Oceans are crucial for climate regulation, biodiversity, oxygen production, and supporting human economies.

• Oceans are primarily used for fishing only.

How can we save rainwater at home?

• Use a hose to water the garden

• Install rain barrels and a rainwater harvesting system.

• Install a swimming pool

• Let rainwater flow into the sewer system